anatomy Flashcards

1
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inflammation of common flexor tendon.. 2 to repetitive flexion and pronation

A

medial epicondylitis - “golfer’s elbow”

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2
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inflammation of common extensor tendon.. 2 to forced extension and flexion

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lateral epicondylitis - “tennis elbow”

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3
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anatomical snuffbox

A

lateral - tendons of EPB and Abd PL
medial - tendon of EPL
floor - scaphoid and trapezium

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4
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anterior thigh muscles

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🔹 femoral nerve

flexors of the thigh:
🔹 tensor fascia lata 
🔹 iliopsoas
🔹 pectineus 
🔹 sartorius 

extensors of the leg:
🔹 quadriceps femoris (rectus femoris, vastus lateralis/ medialis/ intermedialis)

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5
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medial thigh muscles

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🔹 obturator nerve

adducts thigh:
🔹 adductor longus 
🔹 adductor brevis 
🔹 adductor magnus 
🔹 gracilis 

grrrrr! LBM!

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6
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posterior thigh muscles

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🔹sciatic nerve

🔹extensors of the thigh
🔹flexors of the leg

hamstring muscles:
🔹semitendinosus
🔹semimembranosus 
🔹biceps femoris (long head: tibial part; short: common peroneal)
🔹adductor magnus
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7
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lumbar plexus

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L1 to L4

L4 & L5 ➡️ lumbosacral trunk

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8
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sacral plexus

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L4, L5, S1 to S4

sciatic nerve ➡️ L4, L5, S1, S2, S3
pudendal nerve ➡️ S2, S3, S4

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9
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layers of the you know..haha sa SAB!

A
skin
subcutaneous tissue
supraspinous ligament 
interspinous ligament 
ligamentum flavum 
dura mater
subarachnoid membrane 

oh tandaan mo yan ha! hehe 😤

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10
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fracture of the neck of the femur

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thigh is shortened with lateral rotation

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11
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dislocation of the head of the femur

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this is shortened and medially rotated

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12
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collectively called triceps surae popliteus

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🔹gastrocnemius
🔹soleus

➡️ unlocks the knee

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13
Q

“waddling gait”

A

superior gluteal nerve injury

- innervates gluteus medius/ minimus

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14
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weakness in the ability to laterally rotate and extend the thigh at the hip joint.. from climbing stairs or rising from a chair

A

inferior gluteal nerve lesions

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15
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foot drop

“steppage gait”

A

common peroneal/ fibulae nerve lesions

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16
Q

unhappy triad of O’Donoghue 😢

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🔹tibial/medial collateral ligament
🔹medial meniscus
🔹anterior cruciate ligament

konnichiwa seri-chan! keep holding on.. lapit na.. godbless you more!
100% here we gooo! 🎉😋

17
Q

fracture of the ulna with concomitant dislocation of the proximal radioulnar joint; anterior interosseous nerve injury

A

monteggia fracture

- cannot perform OK sign

18
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❓primary motor area
❓primary somesthetic area
❓primary visual area
❓primary auditory area
❓motor aphasia
❓sensory aphasia
A
🔹B.A. 4
🔹B.A. 3, 1, 2
🔹B.A. 17
🔹B.A. 41, 42
🔹B.A. 44, 45 
🔹B.A. 22
19
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structures affected in cavernous sinus thrombosis

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🔹CNs III, IV and VI
🔹V1 (ophthalmic) and V2 (maxillary)
🔹internal carotid artery

20
Q

closes jaw

A

🔹temporalis
🔹masseter
🔹medial pterygoid

opens jaw: lateral pterygoid

21
Q

characteristic feature of the second cervical vertebra

A

odontoid process (dens)

22
Q

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

A

Lou Gehrig’s disease

- pure motor disease

23
Q

site of lumbar hernia

A

lumbar triangle of petit

🔹ext. oblique abdmominis
🔹latissimus dorsi
🔹iliac crest

24
Q

serves as a movable base for he tongue

A

hyoid bone

C3 level..

ulaaaaaaan.. sinong hindi mapapasayaw sa ulaaaaaan.. ulan pa more 😝😬😩

25
Q

thyroid artery

A

🔹superior thyroid artery ⬅️ external carotid artery

🔹inferior TA ⬅️ thyrocervical trunk

12% ➡️ thyroidea ima artery/ midline artery ➡️ isthmus

26
Q

thyroid veins

A

🔹superior TV ➡️ IJV
🔹middle TV ➡️ IJV
🔹inferior TV ➡️ brachiocephalic

27
Q

first endocrine gland to develop

A

thyroid gland

lapit naaaaa.. 😱

28
Q

chief tensor of the vocal chords

A

cricothyroid!

post. cricoarytenoid - abduct
lat. cricoarytenoid - adduct

thyroarytenoid - relaxor

29
Q

peritoneal organs

A
esophagus
stomach
1st duodenum 
jejunum/ ileum
cecum/ appendix
transverse/ sigmoid colon
superior rectum
liver, biliary tree
spleen
30
Q

retroperitoneal organs

A
primary - not GIT
🔹kidney
🔹ureter
🔹urinary bladder
🔹uterus
🔹fallopian tube
🔹aorta
🔹IVC
🔹suprarenal glands
secondary - GIT
🔹duodenum 
🔹pancreas
🔹ascending/ descending colon 
🔹middle rectum 

PUKIDADAS! 😤😂😄

31
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rotator cuff muscles

A

supraspinatus
infraspinatus
teres minor
subscapularis

SITS..